Does this scope typically need low, medium or high profile rings?
8742
I've got this scope mounted on a Ruger10/22 with a .920 bbl using Ruger 3/8 dove tail base(base comes with the gun) From the top of the base to the bottom of the scope measures around .445. I only have extra weaver mounts to compare and they measure .335. SO- I believe you'll need the extra high mounts,3/8 dove tails, and your bell will clear the bbl by about 3/16 or so,and your covers will clear easily.
8743
i Mounted mine on an NE Handi-Rifle, and was able to remove the HI mounts, and install "Standard Height" Rings
8744
I am using Weaver type low rights, but my rifle has a very thin barrel (Weatherby .223 - made by Howa). If I were to put this scope on my Sako .243 I would have to use medium height rings as this rifle has a heavy barrel. I used this rifle and scope on fairly rigorous prairie dog hunt earlier this year and all things considered I am very happy with both rifle and scope.
8745
I would recommend at least the MEDIUM ring height. I mounted mine on a Henry lever action and the medium just barely lefts the front above the receiver. It really depends on how far forward you will mount it, and whether the front end sits over the receiver, or the barrel. BTW- I really like the scope.
8746
It recommends low profile but I was unable to do so due to interferences with my rear sights. It will depend to some degree on your rifle. I placed it on an old 30-06. I have it sighted at 100 yards but do not have a longer range to try out the scope calibrations. I did get the VZR. At 100 yards, using the 500 yard cross hair, the impact point was around 11.5" high. I used a trajectory calculator and that appears to be close to what it should be at 100 yards to impact center at 500.
8747
I think I mounted it with normal height rings. It did not need anything special on my cz455 .17 hmr with 3/8 dovetail
8748
I purchase this scope a few months ago with low profile rings and they work great. It's mounted on a Winchester Model 70 pre '64 .30-06. Hope this helps.
596675
Just standard scope rings and medium high mounts. A lot depends on the top of your rifle (and bolt clearance).
134336
i used extra low rings from TacVector Optics out of china,,and also was able to use low, mounted on brass stacker, not sure what you mean about hitting eye relief, i am about 10 inches away give or take a little
412359
I don't think you will be disappointed in the scope or those rings. I ended up getting the high quality zee rings and that set up is a tack driver. Happy shooting as well.
1314042
Height of scope rings depends on bell or objective size of scope and bolt clearance when cycled. The larger the objective the possible higher the rings will need to be. If it is a controlled round feeding bolt chances are you wil need higher rings.
1515492
Mark K. is right... 11mm mount rings per the height and size scope tube you plan to use.
351919
Mine went on a Savage 110 w/ standard barrel using high weaver rings. IIRC, Burris has a chart somewhere that says what rings you need for your gun/objective size.
1551141
Yes. The scope and rings that came with mine was a 3-9X40 variable. Not a premium scope by any means, but is adequate for the the rifle. Not much good at the higher powers, so I keep mine set on 3 or 4 power.
837379
I've used the medium height Warne rings on objectives up to 44. You want to keep the front of the scope as close to the top of the rifle to promete the best accuracy. It's always worked for me shooting out to @ 500-600 yards.
29579
I had to buy seperate Weaver mounting rings for this scope. That is what I use.
597072
You can use medium height rings with the 40mm objective. If you have a rear sight, you may have to remove it. Also, before you totally finish with the mounting, be sure the bolt will clear the scope and rings. Weaver or Leoupold rings should work well.
1747860
I went with the hawke scope rings. They work well but will require locktite.
760140
Scope doesn't come with rings. This is normal, too many variables such as hight, groove type on gun, and style. Probably need high rings but it depends on your gun
1951044
Medium work best. You could be introduced to the half moon club with the hi profile with a short eye relief on your scope
2282591
Good question Doug. No special rings needed, you should be able to get the base and rings at your local Dicks Sporting Goods (or any other store that handles firearm accessories.) The important consideration is whether or not you want to still be able to use the iron sights...if you do, you'll need to purchase rings that let you look underneath the actual scope mount. These are called "shoot thru" rings. I do not recommend them but some hunters insist on being able to use the iron sights. Hope this helps! -Mike
316466
I personally have a Vortex 6x24 50mm with very low profile mounts and I can use my irons decently, but it helps if you pull off the scope covers unless you have very thin/low profile covers.
1347628
i just got some 1" high rings (redfield i think). packaging said it allows clearance for up to 50mm objective. good clearance on my 10/22 with 1" bull barrel